Risk Assessment

Location	Risks	How To Avoid?
Fields	The camera could get wet	Make sure I wipe the camera if it does.
	Camera could get stolen if left	Ensure that the camera is kept with me at all times and to take extra care when someone comes near
House	Camera could get dropped	Take care when moving and holding equipment, use holders to improve safety
Bath	Something could spill on the camera e.g. Bath water	Ensure that there is no liquids left near the camera and that the camera doesn’t go near the bath. When near the bath ensure that the camera is being held correctly using the strap and the pathway is clear
Actors	Actors could fall over the equipment	Make sure the actors are aware of the equipment and keep pathways clear

Shot Sheet

I created this shot sheet before I went and filmed to help me know what kind of shots that I wanted, although when creating a music video is hard to identically complete I used most of these shots but there was many that I changed on the day.

StoryBoard

My storyboard turned out to be quite different to my actual music video, the storyboard included a main part of a boy which I changed to just a simple version of the boy creating the story line rather than being part of it. I added many more interesting scenes for example the ballet and the bath scenes which I felt had more story to them.

Booking Equipment

I booked my equipment on our school blog for the 24th of October. I booked out a camera and a tripod to be able to start my filming. I took the camera out for the half term to enable a lot of time to film. 

Location

I chose to use a park near to my house, as it would be convent and helpful. I used the park to do some shots in the sun which would suit the happiness of the video which I would then shoot dark scenes in another location. The park had lots of big trees which could help my character in the acting of the video, I used this park as it is a open public park which means it was easy to access without any trouble or a cost. I used my house for the shots of the lip syncing and for the dancing.

Moodboard

Genre Research